On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics Podcast: The Supreme Court’s potential Roe v Wade ruling and how it affects Iowa, the status of the legislative session, and the future of the first-in-the-nation caucuses.
Starting May 3, 2023, the federal government will require a driver’s license or ID card with the “REAL ID” mark for air travel and when entering a federal building.
Reynolds said the plan is to await the official U.S. Supreme Court ruling and then consider potential abortion restrictions
Iowa government officials, political leaders and advocates react to news the U.S. Supreme Court may overturn Roe v. Wade
Recent state Supreme Court rulings ensured abortion access for pregnant women, but Iowa Republicans are working to nullify those rulings
Terrace Hill in Des Moines is the official residence of the governor of the state, and is a National Historic Landmark built in 1869.
The possibility that the U.S. Supreme Court could overturn Roe v. Wade, thus sending abortion laws and regulations back to the individual states, raises questions about those laws in Iowa.
Republicans say the bill will create more child care opportunities; Democrats say it will burden low-income families with higher child care costs
According to state records, on Jan. 23, 2019, the blade of a snow plow owned by the Iowa Department Transportation struck Terry Bunting, of Silvis, Illinois, on Highway 67 in Scott County, causing serious injuries to Bunting, leaving him unable to walk.
Governor and Senate Republicans are delaying adjournment in hopes that House Republicans will pass the bill.
Republicans say the bill will help address a shortage of child care workers; Democrats say it will not help, and could create dangerous scenarios with unsupervised teens monitoring multiple toddlers at day care centers
State Sen. Liz Mathis, a Democrat running to unseat Rep. Ashley Hinson in Iowa’s new 2nd District, is correct on claims about a GOP-backed bill to divert taxpayer funds toward private school tuition assistance.
On this week’s edition of the On Iowa Politics Podcast: Tucker Carlson is coming to Iowa, movement in the Iowa Legislature, Rob Sand in defense of Iowa’s courts, and Miller-Meeks’ 3% tweet.
Messages on electronic signs are designed to make motorists correct bad behavior and drive more safely, but they can draw a driver’s mind from the road, said Joshua Madsen, an assistant accounting professor and behavioral scientist at the University of Minnesota who co-authored the study published last week
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